Video: Holden Daniels performs In the Stars

Holden Daniels, 36, is hoping to harness YouTube to spread the word about his first electro-pop EP, In The Stars, which he performs in this video under the name HLDN. He’s asking fans and fellow musicians to cover the dreamy title track and upload it to YouTube. Canadian radio icon Alan Cross will pick the winner, who will receive $1,000 — of Daniels’s own cash. Deadline: Tuesday, March 11.

Holden Daniels, 36, is hoping to harness YouTube to spread the word about his first electro-pop EP, In The Stars, which he performs in this video under the name HLDN. He’s asking fans and fellow musicians to cover the dreamy title track and upload it to YouTube. Canadian radio icon Alan Cross will pick the winner, who will receive $1,000 — of Daniels’s own cash. Deadline: Tuesday, March 11.

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